>I have tried to make JIT works on pocketlinux. But gdb didn't
>work fine for bugs.
>Please teach me fix point at gdb.
There are so many combinations for the target of SuperH port of
Kaffe :-) I mean, byte-order, operating system (linux or ***BSD),
or CPU itself. But I assume the most common one
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002 23:08:09 +0900 (JST)
"Kiyo Inaba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dalibor wrote:
> >--- "Katsuaki.Sugiyama"
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Does JIT works on superh?
> >
> >Currently only interpreter works on superh. It is a
> >partial merge from the sources from pocketlinux
>
hello,
I hava a question about the method
Runtime.freeMemory() in kaffe.I doubt whether it give the right value.My problem
is :
In my application, I start two threads, one is doing
something ,the other is measuring the free space of the total System in a certain interval(5
mill
On Tuesday 22 October 2002 21:44, you wrote:
> On Monday 21 October 2002 15:59, Ronald Aigner wrote:
> > 'long long' is an 'artifical' type of gcc, which means gcc understands
> > it, but other compiler certainly don't have to.
>
> `long long' is part of C99, is it not?
Actually I think it is. Loo
On Monday 21 October 2002 15:59, Ronald Aigner wrote:
>
> 'long long' is an 'artifical' type of gcc, which means gcc understands
> it, but other compiler certainly don't have to.
`long long' is part of C99, is it not?
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On Tue, 8 Oct 2002, Dalibor Topic wrote:
> could you give pat's serialization patch a try and see
> how that works in your context?
> You can find the details at:
> http://www.kaffe.org/pipermail/kaffe/2002-September/008900.html
Well, I could, but that has nothing to do with XML parsing, so it doe
--- Fabio Fracassi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Somewhere in or during calling an
> NullPointerException gets thrown, but the
> stacktrace only shows the frames up to HashMap.
> Now my Problem is I can't find out which equals()
> method gets called. It
> should be java/lang/Object.equals(), but
On Mon, 7 Oct 2002, Dalibor Topic wrote:
> That means we'd have to operate on bytecode level.
> There are many toolkits for such projects. I believe
> that's preferable to writing a java parser and doing a
> source-to-source translation on all java library
> source code.
Admittedly the preprocesso
Well, this proves nobody actually uses Kaffe with proxy for HTTP
implementations ;) My last patch to match its behaviour with Sun's
behaviour unfortunately broke the proxy support; it did open a socket to
the proxy, but then nonetheless use the proxyless connection. I tried to
think of a more elega
Hi Fabio,
What platform are you using? Are you using the jit? What I usually do (I
use the jit) is to debug with gdb and put a break point on soft_athrow
in soft.c. When the breakpoint is hit 'where' gives me the address in
the jitted code where the exception was thrown. Thru disassembling the
code
Hi,
I still have a Problem with Debugging the Initialisation Code. I've already
asked once for general advice, and your answers helped me a little further
(thank you). Still I am unable to track my error(s), so I'd like to ask a bit
more specifically, and hope someone has an advice for me.
The
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